Recycled Denim Apron! JEAN-ius Lab; Upcycling & the Science of Denim

Program Type:

DIY & Makerspace, Gardening & Nature, History & Genealogy, Tech Skills or STEAM

Age Group:

Teens
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Event Details

Ages 11-18  |  *Registration & waiver required, walk-ins welcome while space allows, space is limited.  The waiver is on this page under "Attachments"  *Registered students must arrive by 3pm to secure their seat, see the note below.

Become a JEAN-ius!  Create a recycled denim apron in this extended class.  In this session, students will share branch sewing machines. Explore the history of denim, the science of how it’s created and the global impact this fashion favorite has on our environment. Then upcycle our reclaimed denim parts (or bring your own), into a recycled denim apron. Since it is an extended class, students can free create with spare denim parts and supplies.

> > Walk-in students with a waiver will be seated in open seats at 3pm at the start of class.  If you are registered and must be a few minutes late, please email: cheryl.grimes@hclibrary.org. 

WAIVER: To take part, a parent or guardian will need to have signed the waiver attached here. If you need a print copy, please stop by the Miller library info desk.

 

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